問題一覧
1
feeding current into the windings at low voltage
2
The unit should remain off for the specified amount of time so as not to disturb curing
3
Triangle
4
Open stator coils
5
immediately deflect to and remain at zero
6
Frequency meter
7
Fuse puller
8
The breakdown of insulation
9
Make a megger test
10
fuse
11
bimetallic sensing device
12
Increases magnetic pull on the plunger and requires less current to trip the relay.
13
speed control
14
will continue to provide the original degree of protection
15
crocus cloth
16
Thermocouple
17
wheel puller
18
heat sensitive thermography
19
in parallel
20
Winch
21
sensor failure
22
Place heat lamps in the motor housings.
23
fibrous braid
24
do nothing as this is a normal condition when charging
25
electromagnet
26
Rapid corrosion of switch components.
27
megger
28
a dangerously explosive gas being liberated
29
continuity
30
Transducer
31
Speedometer
32
make sure the motor is operating at full load to guard against a false reading
33
will continue to provide the original degree of protection
34
wiping with a clean dry cloth
35
Switch off main switch and put sign do not switch on.
36
burn with their original intensities
37
insulating varnish
38
Slip rings
39
so as not to load down the circuit and obtain erroneous voltage readings
40
tapered, long blade gage
41
Back to back test
42
Open circuit fault
43
kept warm by using strip or space heaters
44
main switchboard
45
The resistance bridge is said to be balanced when its output voltage is zero
46
A spring set brake
47
portable low voltage high current testing unit
48
clean any corroded surfaces and file all burrs smooth
49
tapered, long blade gage
50
thermopile
51
it must be supported by two "V" notched wood blocks
52
Potentiometer
53
Aluminum cable covered with insulation.
54
check the voltage supply from the power source
55
prevent alternator motorization
56
disconnecting coil ends, insulating each, and short circuiting the two commutator bars
57
prevent excessive gassing and overheating
58
decrease, causing an increase in the line current
59
Cylinder
60
inspect for wear and misalignment of main contacts
61
across-the-line starters
62
will continue to provide the original degree of protection
63
continue to rise as the test potential is maintained, becoming fairly steady as the leakage current stabilizes
64
Bolck rotor test, no load test and stator resistance test
65
the paint dust is composed of abrasive and semi-conducting materials which impair insulation
66
turning gear
67
I only.
68
frame of the machine
69
Open the circuit breaker and tag out
70
the recommended current and voltage rating
71
6 months
72
RTD'S
73
low armature speed
74
Fibrous braid
75
Mechanical damage to rotor
76
The ressistance bridge is said to be balanced when its output voltage is zero
77
shutting off fuel supply
78
electromagnet
79
wind the tape so that each turn overlaps the turn before it
80
load-speed characteristics of the governors
81
The brake will be set by spring force.
82
any increase in rotor bearing wear
83
Fiber scraper
84
The resistance bridge is said to be balanced when its output voltage is zero
85
It endangers the apparatus it is supposed to protect
86
prevent high armature current when power is restored
87
short-circuit test only.
88
Megger tester
89
current paths in the power circuit are drawn as heavy lines and in control circuit as lighter lines
90
Space heater
91
explosion proof
92
rubber or plastic
93
They should be filed with a fine-cut file when projections extend beyond the contact surface
94
Make a megger test
95
exciter generator failure
96
using strip heaters inside the switch box
97
on the inside of the controller door
98
portable low voltage high current testing unit
99
The variables in digital systems are fixed quantities and the variables in analog systems are continuous quantities.
100
kicking slightly down scale as voltage is applied
M#5 Section and Title v2
M#5 Section and Title v2
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M#5 Section and Title v2
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MPLE
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Weekly Test 3
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Weekly Test 3
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Weekly Test 2
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Weekly Test 2
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Weekly Test 1
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Weekly Test 1
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Refresher SPDI 1
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Refresher SPDI 1
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Refresher SPDI 1
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Refresher SPDI 1
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Definition of Terms 3
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Definition of Terms 3
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Definition of Terms 2
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Definition of Terms 2
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Definition of Terms 1
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Definition of Terms 1
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WT 6
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WT 6
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WT 3
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WT 3
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WT 2
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WT 2
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WT 1
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WT 1
50問 • 13日前SPI version D pt 2
SPI version D pt 2
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SPI version D pt 2
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Standpipe Requirements
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Standpipe Requirements
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Item 311 Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (PART 1)
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Item 311 Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (PART 2)
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Item 311 Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (PART 2)
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Item 406 Prestressed Concrete Structures
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RNPCP Appendix A and B
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RNPCP Appendix A and B
79問 • 13日前問題一覧
1
feeding current into the windings at low voltage
2
The unit should remain off for the specified amount of time so as not to disturb curing
3
Triangle
4
Open stator coils
5
immediately deflect to and remain at zero
6
Frequency meter
7
Fuse puller
8
The breakdown of insulation
9
Make a megger test
10
fuse
11
bimetallic sensing device
12
Increases magnetic pull on the plunger and requires less current to trip the relay.
13
speed control
14
will continue to provide the original degree of protection
15
crocus cloth
16
Thermocouple
17
wheel puller
18
heat sensitive thermography
19
in parallel
20
Winch
21
sensor failure
22
Place heat lamps in the motor housings.
23
fibrous braid
24
do nothing as this is a normal condition when charging
25
electromagnet
26
Rapid corrosion of switch components.
27
megger
28
a dangerously explosive gas being liberated
29
continuity
30
Transducer
31
Speedometer
32
make sure the motor is operating at full load to guard against a false reading
33
will continue to provide the original degree of protection
34
wiping with a clean dry cloth
35
Switch off main switch and put sign do not switch on.
36
burn with their original intensities
37
insulating varnish
38
Slip rings
39
so as not to load down the circuit and obtain erroneous voltage readings
40
tapered, long blade gage
41
Back to back test
42
Open circuit fault
43
kept warm by using strip or space heaters
44
main switchboard
45
The resistance bridge is said to be balanced when its output voltage is zero
46
A spring set brake
47
portable low voltage high current testing unit
48
clean any corroded surfaces and file all burrs smooth
49
tapered, long blade gage
50
thermopile
51
it must be supported by two "V" notched wood blocks
52
Potentiometer
53
Aluminum cable covered with insulation.
54
check the voltage supply from the power source
55
prevent alternator motorization
56
disconnecting coil ends, insulating each, and short circuiting the two commutator bars
57
prevent excessive gassing and overheating
58
decrease, causing an increase in the line current
59
Cylinder
60
inspect for wear and misalignment of main contacts
61
across-the-line starters
62
will continue to provide the original degree of protection
63
continue to rise as the test potential is maintained, becoming fairly steady as the leakage current stabilizes
64
Bolck rotor test, no load test and stator resistance test
65
the paint dust is composed of abrasive and semi-conducting materials which impair insulation
66
turning gear
67
I only.
68
frame of the machine
69
Open the circuit breaker and tag out
70
the recommended current and voltage rating
71
6 months
72
RTD'S
73
low armature speed
74
Fibrous braid
75
Mechanical damage to rotor
76
The ressistance bridge is said to be balanced when its output voltage is zero
77
shutting off fuel supply
78
electromagnet
79
wind the tape so that each turn overlaps the turn before it
80
load-speed characteristics of the governors
81
The brake will be set by spring force.
82
any increase in rotor bearing wear
83
Fiber scraper
84
The resistance bridge is said to be balanced when its output voltage is zero
85
It endangers the apparatus it is supposed to protect
86
prevent high armature current when power is restored
87
short-circuit test only.
88
Megger tester
89
current paths in the power circuit are drawn as heavy lines and in control circuit as lighter lines
90
Space heater
91
explosion proof
92
rubber or plastic
93
They should be filed with a fine-cut file when projections extend beyond the contact surface
94
Make a megger test
95
exciter generator failure
96
using strip heaters inside the switch box
97
on the inside of the controller door
98
portable low voltage high current testing unit
99
The variables in digital systems are fixed quantities and the variables in analog systems are continuous quantities.
100
kicking slightly down scale as voltage is applied